Monroe’s Juhoon and Caelthwynn’s Saebi went on a martabak hunt like it was a national emergency. Juhoon was acting like some culinary monk, “focusing his energy,” while Saebi nearly adopted every snack she saw on the way.

We finally reached the martabak stall after rejecting 12 cheese brands, 4 suspicious eggs, and 1 overly friendly cashier. The martabak guy probably thought we were unhinged, but hey—at least we left with a masterpiece buried under half a kilo of cheese! :D

A chaotic adventure, but 10/10.... would hunt again!

Happy Children’s Day, my dear ones. You guys may be the loudest bunch, but yall also the greatest joy in Marmee’s world. Come here, let me love you all 🤍

Hello, Sachtiez! We, Greesacht's Youngjae, Greesacht's Dohoon, Duisterg’s Dohoon, Clardforge’s Dohoon, Clardforge's Jihoon, Schumann’s Hanjin, Schumann's Shinyu, Schumann's Dohoon, Eldraeth’s Jihoon, Eldraeth's Dohoon, Dewmourne’s Youngjae, Doucheron’s Youngjae, Doucheron's Dohoon, Courthlace's Jihoon, Stahlbaum's Shinyu, Stahlbaum's Dohoon, Vermillion's Shinyu, Vermillion's Hanjin, Vermillion's Jihoon, Cherrilane's Hanjin, Cherrilane's Shinyu, Cherrilane's Dohoon, Monroe's Shinyu, Scalden's Shinyu I and Scalden's Kyungmin kicked off our little Jeju getaway together!

The TWS Jeju trip started off on a very comfortable note. We were staying at a villa, and when lunchtime arrived, everyone gathered in the kitchen to cook together. The place was filled with laughter, the clattering of pots, and spices flying everywhere—but in the end, we enjoyed a hearty lunch together with happy hearts and full bellies.

After eating, we headed to the racetrack—a small but thrilling loop where everyone instantly switched into competitive mode. Three laps of shouting, overtaking, and dramatic acting ended with Kyungmin taking first place, followed by Jihoon, Shinyu, Hanjin, Youngjae, and Dohoon proudly finishing last, earning an orange jersey as his “punishment.” When night came, the chaos didn’t stop; before sleeping, we filmed a random little video where the music stopped and we froze, then started again and moved however we wanted. No one could stay still, the timing was a mess, and laughter kept ruining the takes, but that chaotic energy was exactly what made the night feel warm and stupidly memorable.

And that was our Jeju trip—full of laughter, minor chaos, absurd competitions, and random moments that somehow made everything feel warm and fuzzy. Every second reminds us that the joy of traveling isn't just about the place, but about the people we're with. By the end of it, it felt like all those tiny disasters tied us even closer. That's all for TWS tours in Jeju for now. See you on your next trip—with a story that will (probably) be even more chaotic.